Sports car tires are thinner because they can have a stronger grip. When the power output of the vehicle increases, the grip also needs to increase, otherwise it is difficult to cope with the output torque.If you want the grip of the tire to become stronger, you can widen the tire, but this will increase the fuel consumption of the vehicle.
Sports car tires generally do not use a way to widen the tires to enhance grip. It is to make the diameter of the rims larger and the length of the rim banners longer, so that the rubber raw materials needed on the tires will become less, the thickness of the tires will become thinner, and the engine power will have more room for improvement, so that the speed of the vehicle can be increased.
Sports car tires are relatively thin and are not suitable for household vehicles. Household vehicles are more pursuing quiet and comfortable performance, but if the tires are relatively thin, there will be greater tire noise when driving, and the ride comfort will be greatly reduced.Thin tires are generally suitable for vehicles with strong sports performance, so that the handling provided will be more stable, and when driving at high speed, it will have relatively good performance.
Thin tires and low flatness have the same meaning. The lower the flatness of the tire, the stronger the handling. If the flatness of the tire is relatively low, then its sidewall will be relatively solid. When the vehicle is turning, the tire is not easy to deform.
Tires with low flatness will have a greatly reduced shock absorption effect, so that comfort will plummet, so sports cars will have a loud roar when driving, and the overall performance on slippery roads is relatively poor. When driving a sports car on rainy days, pay extra attention to safety.
